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THE ART OF CARD MANIPULATION VOL. 3
jeff mc bride
Here, the series devoted to the manipulations of cards on stage by the magician Jeff Mc Bride ends.
In summary :
One Handed Schuffle (frills)
How to make a fro of one hand? Already described by Billis but essential for fans of frills.
Triple cut (frills)
Triple cut with one hand. Not very difficult but not very aesthetic either.
Paul Draylin Cut (frills)
Difficult to simply describe. Not very elegant.
Butterfly Cut (frills)
Same comment as before.
Curly-q Move (frills)
Make a fan of a hand from the game position. Not obvious but very aesthetic when it is successful.
Auto cut (frills)
Simple but original cut. Very easy.
Rollo deck (frills)
A fan of a new form. Very original.
Boomerang Card (frills)
The art of stealing cards. Essential. Not that easy.
Card Spinning (frills)
The art of stealing cards (2). Always essential but even less easy.
Garcia's Eclipse Production (Technique)
The cards seem to grow between your fingers (variation on the cardini method of card production). An impressive effect easy to make.
Del Rosso Buffo (Technique)
Variant of the previous technique.
Garcia's Million Dollar Production (Technique)
We produce the cards one by one depending on the Cardini method but in addition we can show the back of the hand: there is nothing. Impressive. Not very easy.
Japanese Card Production (Technique)
A new (Japanese) way to produce cards one by one. Impressive but not easy.
Cardini's Cards and Silk with Tenkai Palm (routine)
A nice routine to produce the cards. Not easy. You have to master Tenkai.
Packet Vanish (routine)
A fairly impressive complex routine that involves new techniques.
Squeeze Production (Technique)
Another production technique. Not very interesting.
Card Routine Production (routine)
One of the best moments of the video: chain of the many techniques revealed in this cassette and the previous ones. We are close to the show.
Mercury Card Production (Technique)
The art of manipulating a package as a single card. Very impressive. A quality sequence that is worth the detour.
Diminishing Cards (routine)
Routine a little bland (fans whose size decreases little by little) after the sequences 17 and 18.
Interlock Production (Technique)
Production of cards one by one with your hands crossed but which seem empty. Originally, I bought the video only to learn this technique. I'm disappointed. It is difficult to achieve and not very aesthetic.
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Duration: 70 minutes
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